1000’s, together with celebrities, took to the streets throughout the nation over the weekend for “No Kings” protests, a rising motion aimed toward difficult President Donald Trump‘s administration’s immigration insurance policies.

In Los Angeles on Saturday, Jimmy Kimmel joined the rally along with his dad and mom, sharing a photograph on Instagram and praising the “inspiring and peaceable” turnout. “I met many individuals who nonetheless consider this nation generally is a power for good. Most of all, I’m grateful for my dad and mom, who taught me to care about others.”

Kerry Washington additionally posted, captioning her photographs with: “#NoKings, just a few QUEENS… preventing for democracy.”

Glenn Shut joined protests in Montana and posted a video expressing grief over the lethal capturing of the Minnesota lawmakers. The actress informed her followers, “We should not be afraid” earlier than urging Individuals to remain sturdy within the face of violence.

Actress Natasha Rothwell posted a protest signal studying “You Are Trash,” and Ayo Edebiri, reposted a message of solidarity writing … “I really like you & I’ve your again! Keep courageous.”

“It’s All the time Sunny in Philadelphia” star Mary Elizabeth Ellis summed up the L.A. protest saying … “Felt nice to peacefully protest this administration… LA at all times reveals up.”